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Trump favored to be Time’s Person of the Year

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Donald Trump is the odds-on favorite to be named Time magazine’s Person of the Year, according to British bookmaker Ladbrokes. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has a 1/2 chance of winning the award, followed by British Prime Minister Theresa May at 5/2 and Russian President Vladimir Putin at 6/1.

The Person of the Year is chosen by Time’s editors as the person who has had the greatest impact on the news, for good or ill, during the past year. Trump has dominated the news in 2016 with his controversial campaign rhetoric and his rise to the top of the Republican field.

If Trump is named Person of the Year, he would be the fourth U.S. presidential candidate to win the award, following Richard Nixon in 1968, Jimmy Carter in 1976, and Ronald Reagan in 1980.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Finally Had a Good Idea

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In a surprising turn of events, infamous Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has proposed a novel idea met with cautious approval. Greene’s proposal, focusing on the allocation of funds for mental health services in underserved communities, has sparked an unexpected dialogue. This departure from her previously controversial rhetoric has left many wondering if a genuine transformation is underway.

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Jon Stewart Knows Why Trump Is Picking All the Worst People for His Cabinet

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Former “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart joined Trevor Noah to discuss President-elect Donald Trump’s revealing transition. According to Stewart, Trump is selecting certain candidates for his cabinet based on how they will look to his base of supporters.

“What’s interesting is that he is picking people who know they don’t know what they’re doing,” Stewart said. “He’s picking people who know that he knows that they don’t know what they’re doing.”

“It’s a little bit like that game of telephone. You whisper something that you don’t know to your friend, your friend whispers that to his friend, and by the end it’s a completely different thing,” Stewart said.

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Gaetz Is the Closest We Can Get to Having Trump as AG

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With his bombastic rhetoric and unwavering support for Trump, Matt Gaetz has emerged as the frontrunner for Attorney General. Senators are torn: while some relish the prospect of Trump’s agenda being ruthlessly pursued, others fear the chaos and controversy that would inevitably follow.”

“As Gaetz’s confirmation hearing looms, one thing is certain: if appointed, the Department of Justice will become an extension of the Trump White House, unleashing a storm of investigations, prosecutions, and political vendettas.

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Progressive Meltdowns Have Been Stunning To Observe

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The progressive meltdowns that have occurred in recent years have been nothing short of astounding to observe. The once-mighty structures of established systems have crumbled before our very eyes, revealing the fragility of the foundations upon which they were built. The erosion of trust in institutions, the rise of populism, and the pervasive sense of disillusionment that has taken hold all point to a deep-seated malaise within our societies. The interconnected nature of our world has amplified the impact of these meltdowns, creating a ripple effect that has left no corner of the globe untouched. It remains to be seen what the long-term consequences of these events will be, but it is clear that the world we once knew has been irrevocably altered.

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What Americans Think Of The Biden Impeachment Inquiry

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According to a recent poll, a majority of Americans support the House of Representatives’ impeachment inquiry into President Biden. The poll, conducted by ABC News and The Washington Post, found that 62% of Americans approve of the inquiry, while 33% disapprove. Support for the inquiry is highest among Democrats (83%), followed by independents (62%) and Republicans (38%).

The poll also found that most Americans believe that President Biden abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rival, former Vice President Joe Biden. 62% of Americans believe that President Biden abused his power, while 33% believe that he did not. The belief that President Biden abused his power is highest among Democrats (83%), followed by independents (62%) and Republicans (38%).

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Kamala Harris Gives America Last Normal Speech It’ll Hear for 4 Years

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In a bittersweet farewell, Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a poignant address marking the end of an extraordinary era. With eloquence and a heavy heart, she recognized the profound challenges and triumphs that had shaped her tenure. Her words resonated with both nostalgia for the past and a sense of optimistic anticipation for the future. Harris paid tribute to the countless individuals whose resilience and determination had carried the nation through adversity. She expressed deep gratitude for the honor of serving alongside President Biden and for the opportunity to witness history firsthand. As the applause subsided and the stage fell silent, Harris’s final words hung in the air, offering a poignant reminder that normalcy is a precious and fleeting concept.

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The Time Has Now Arrived for Obama To Leave Washington

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After 10 consequential years in Washington, it is time for former President Barack Obama to step away from the political fray. Obama has played a significant role in shaping American society, both as a legislator and as a leader. He achieved many important milestones, including the passage of the Affordable Care Act and the historic agreement on Iran’s nuclear program. However, it is now time for him to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders who can address the challenges of the 21st century. His legacy will undoubtedly be debated for years to come, but there is no question that he has left an enduring mark on the nation.

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Trump’s Not the Only Top Republican Whose Fascism Is Showing

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In the tapestry of contemporary politics, where echoes of bygone eras resonate, the rise of authoritarian sentiments looms large. While Donald Trump’s blatant embrace of fascist rhetoric has garnered headlines, he is not an anomaly among the Republican elite.

Beneath the veneer of conservatism, a chorus of voices espouses ideas that threaten to unravel the fabric of American democracy. From the glorification of authoritarian leaders to the suppression of dissent, echoes of fascism reverberate within the GOP’s hallowed halls.

This worrying trend is not confined to Trump’s circle but permeates the very essence of the party, challenging the fundamental values that have long defined the United States. As the lines between democracy and autocracy blur, the threat to the nation’s foundational principles grows more imminent.